Will Harlow

I didn't really like the culture.

And it was almost like the world was coming crashing down for me because I thought I've trained my whole life for this.

I've got no plan B. What on earth am I going to do now?

But I took the chance and left.

And while I was trying to figure things out, that's when I went into the NHS.

And when I was in the NHS, we were in this big kind of corporate mill-like clinic.

I was seeing 15 patients a day.

They were all referred from their primary care physician.

And about 90% of them were people over 50.

I never really worked with this pocket of people before.

So I've seen people with- Careful, I'm over 50, dude.

I would never dream of it.

People with knee pain, people with back pain, sciatica, all of these things.

And from my training, I knew I could help these people.

And I started to see these wonderful transformations.

I was just giving people basic advice, telling them what they needed to do, coaching them through it, and then watching the outcomes.

And I look back about three months into the process and thought, this is the most fun I've ever had.

So it was at that moment I knew this is what I was destined to do.

And I don't know about in the US, but in the UK, there's a huge problem in terms of the attitude we have towards aging.

Oh, no question.